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As reported on the Cambridgeshire Live website, a thief who stole more than £500-worth of goods in less than one month has been jailed.

Karl Jones targeted a branch of Next for three weeks in a row, stealing two expensive lights and several diffusers.

The Fashion United website reports that Etsy has been exposed as a platform where counterfeit goods are easily bought and sold.

A scathing report by Citron Research has accused Etsy’s management of knowingly or, at the very least, negligently, turning this company into the largest organized clearing house for counterfeit goods in the world.

According to the Teeside Live website, a prolific shoplifting mum who says she turned to drugs after her baby was taken into foster care, has avoided a prison sentence.

Katrina Brown stole North Face hooded jumpers worth £919 and £408-worth of items from Currys, including a Smeg toaster and a Shark hoover.

As reported on the Manchester Evening News website, a delivery driver has escaped jail after he was caught stealing trainers worth £15,000 from FootAsylum.

David Swatman – who one won £100,000 on a scratchcard in 2018 – swiped boxes of shoes he was taking from the company’s north Wales depot to Manchester.

The BBC News website reports that a burger bar manager stole £30,000 from his employers to fund his addiction to drugs, alcohol and gambling.

Anargyros Georgallis admitted stealing the cash while he worked at the Fat Hippo burger outlet in Sheffield.

As seen on the ITV News website, the massive trade in the production and supply of fake designer brands has found criminal gangs using young migrants as illegal labour, paying them as little as £10 a day to be “spotters” – people who watch out for the police – or add labels to counterfeit goods.